Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship China 2019 is offered for Bachelors, Masters, PhD, Training & Short courses degree in the field of All subjects offered by designated universities . You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 15 Apr 2019. This scholarship is provided by Government of China
and the value of this scholarship is Full Funding, tuition fees+accommodation+stipend
. This scholarship is open for: Open to all Non-Chinese citizens.

The candidates applying should be non-Chinese citizens and should be in good health.

For an undergraduate program, he/she must have received a senior high school diploma and the maximum age limit of the candidates is 25.

For a master’s degree program, he/she must have received a bachelor’s degree and the maximum age limit of the candidates is 35.

Applicants for doctoral degree program should have obtained a master’s degree and should be below 40 years of age.

Candidates applying for Chinese language training program should have senior high school diploma and should be below 35 of age.

Applicants of the general scholar program should have completed at least two years of undergraduate study and the age limit of the applicants is 45.

Eligibility criteria for the applicants of senior scholar program should have a master’s degree or above. Or the candidates should hold academic titles of associate professor or above. Age limit is 50.

Documents Required:

Completed application form.

Photocopy of the passport.

Certificates or the transcripts

If employed, a proof of employment should be submitted.

Letters of recommendation.

A photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination Form should be submitted.

Articles or papers written or published can be attached.

Research plan in a maximum of 800 words.

Value of Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship China 2019:

The successful applicant of Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship will receive:

The last date to apply for Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship is 15th April 2019.

Source : Government of China
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